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NoCatchO made $6 mill....why do you think superior WRs would settle for less?
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bucky

The Colts' offense is similar in the sense that the WRs adjust their routs based on the coverages they get. However, the Colts use minimal formations and little shifting. Most of the plays, Wayne would line up in the same spot. So that would be the one question about any Colts WR coming into this offense.

DonBlackmon55

As strange as it may sound, it would not shock me that Pats sign BOTH Lloyd and Wayne if the window is there. I personally prefer a guy like Colston but he will cost $$$$$

Figure 6mill each for Wayne and Lloyd is better than 10mill on another one, and another useless 2nd rounder of 3rd round WR bust. Use the Draft to revamp the Defensive front 4 and Secondary.

Wayne made 6.5mill last year.

We're in the final lap of Brady's Career, its either now or never (2-3 years). Who the heck cares about how many picks we pile up in 2013, 2014, 2016.....and of cap issues 2014 and beyond. The Cap is going to goto 160mill in 2014 by which time Brady will have turned 37 and MAYBE, just MAYBE ready to pass the baton to a Mallett, or Mallett could be another Kevin O'Connell

BB needs to pull the trigger, penny pinching now will waste whats left of Brady, and the next Patriots QB could be a good one or a bust, and all those picks then will mean squat. Enough of these crap WR picks in the draft, or useless over the hill Stinko type; and Branch is no Reggie Wayne !

Lloyd/Colston-Wayne-Welker

Just Do it !

patsinthesnow

The FA WR market is loaded with younger, slightly better WRs then them. Vincent Jackson, Desean Jackson, Dwayne Bowe, Wes Welker, Marques Colston, Pierre Garcon, Laurent Robinson,Stevie Johnson.

I can't see Lloyd or Wayne making more than 6 mil with all those names.

MoLewisrocks

In a capped league with unrestricted free agency in 5 years or less, adherence to value is what gets you to 5 superbowls in an 11 year span. So does not thinking in terms of windows but rather always adhering to sound long term goals and principles. While this team has contingency transition plans in place at all times, it doesn't contemplate having to implement them in the forseeable future. Which is why they won't change their core philosophy of being long term investors as opposed to incessant window shoppers who can't withstand the urge to make the splashy short term purchase only ultimately to find themselves coming up consistently short and backed into a financial corner that doesn't allow them to do what is best for the organization long term at all times. Like the JETS. Why people want them to be something other than what they are is beyond me...

ctpatsfan77

Welker is more concerned with winning than with getting every available dollar.

If he were, God forbid, to leave, it's far more likely he'd go to a contending team with a great QB than anything else. Would you want to see him end up a Packer? I sure as heck wouldn't.

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rivers983

Me either - I hope he is back, but I think it's a very real possibility that he might not end up back here next season.

Sivy

wont need to..no one can match 60 points a game.

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ctpatsfan77

What I stated above is the reason why Welker will be back: he's playing at such a high level right now that the cost of replacing him would outweigh any benefits.

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AndyJohnson

And lose the SB because the other team drives 89 yards in 1:43 to win the game at the gun,